Very Disappointed in Ram

[ShawnP]

Dirty truck delivered with parts missing and window damage.

Avoid Ray's in Brandenburg, Kentucky.

5th Ram I have bought with dealers in 5 states.

By far the worst delivery process plus damage.

Day 9 after delivery and dealer hasn't done a thing worthwhile (washed the truck and it was still dirty).

Do better Ram.

 

[NorthStar]

You might want to let them know how you feel and that it will be reflected in the FCA/Stellantis new owner survey you will be receiving. If they don't do anything about it, hammer them hard in the survey...that will get the attention of corporate who in turn will lean on Ray's.

 

[mikeru82]

Sounds more like a dealership issue than a Ram issue. Please be more specific about which parts were missing. Would also be helpful to know the details about this truck (year, trim level, DT or DS, options, build date, etc).

 

[brewdad]

Dirty truck delivered with parts missing and window damage.

Avoid Ray's in Brandenburg, Kentucky.

5th Ram I have bought with dealers in 5 states.

By far the worst delivery process plus damage.

Day 9 after delivery and dealer hasn't done a thing worthwhile (washed the truck and it was still dirty).

Do better Ram.

The blame is on Ray's in Brandenburg, not Ram. Transportation damage happens and should have been caught by whoever at Ray's inspected the truck when first off loaded at the dealership. Any missing parts should have been noted by the dealership inspector and noted on the delivery paperwork. The transportation company has to pay for any damage or missing parts if noted by the dealer inspector, but if not caught, then all this has to be paid for by the dealership. As bad as this dealer sounds, they probably thought they could sell the truck without the buyer noticing the damage. Hold their feet to the fire until they make all this right.

 

[HydroRebel]

Sounds more like a dealership issue than a Ram issue. Please be more specific about which parts were missing. Would also be helpful to know the details about this truck (year, trim level, DT or DS, options, build date, etc).

The blame is on Ray's in Brandenburg, not Ram. Transportation damage happens and should have been caught by whoever at Ray's inspected the truck when first off loaded at the dealership. Any missing parts should have been noted by the dealership inspector and noted on the delivery paperwork. The transportation company has to pay for any damage or missing parts if noted by the dealer inspector, but if not caught, then all this has to be paid for by the dealership. As bad as this dealer sounds, they probably thought they could sell the truck without the buyer noticing the damage. Hold their feet to the fire until they make all this right.

This, this and that! I would be having a long chat with that sales manager!

 

[ShawnP]

Trying but they seem uninterested and frankly unable to make it right.

 

[HydroRebel]

Trying but they seem uninterested and frankly unable to make it right.

Leave them a 1 star review on google and trash them on whatever social media platforms that you can. See if that gets their attention. Most businesses these days hate to see negative reviews on social media.

 

[SD Rebel]

Exactly right, make sure to nail them in Yelp, Google, Facebook and your FCA/Stellantis after purchase survey.

 

[Richard320]

@RamCares should get involved.

 

[BigHerm611]

Leave them a 1 star review on google and trash them on whatever social media platforms that you can. See if that gets their attention. Most businesses these days hate to see negative reviews on social media.

This exact strategy worked for me with my local dealer trying to fix my AC. I gave them negative reviews on social and called Stellantis. I had no less than 3 different managers call me to try and make it right.


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[blankcanvas]

Trying but they seem uninterested and frankly unable to make it right.

get on BBB and leave a negative review they’ll be in a hurry to have the status of the complaint changed

 

[Roothog]

Curious as to what the damage is and what parts are missing? Can you be a little more informative.

 

[User_3336]

Dirty truck delivered with parts missing and window damage.

Avoid Ray's in Brandenburg, Kentucky.

5th Ram I have bought with dealers in 5 states.

By far the worst delivery process plus damage.

Day 9 after delivery and dealer hasn't done a thing worthwhile (washed the truck and it was still dirty).

Do better Ram.

You didn't really go into any specifics of what was "missing" . . . . Details?

 

[MValdez]

You might want to let them know how you feel and that it will be reflected in the FCA/Stellantis new owner survey you will be receiving. If they don't do anything about it, hammer them hard in the survey...that will get the attention of corporate who in turn will lean on Ray's.

I wouldn't even waste your time with FCA. I opened a case with them over a month ago and they are literally 0 help. My truck has been at the dealership since July 6th and I have been waiting for a part to be delivered which is expected on August 13th and subject to change. I have expressed to FCA I am self-employed and depend on my truck on a daily basis. They could give 2 S****. No compensation, no customer service/care. 0% Help 100% waste of time.

 

[NorthStar]

I wouldn't even waste your time with FCA. I opened a case with them over a month ago and they are literally 0 help. My truck has been at the dealership since July 6th and I have been waiting for a part to be delivered which is expected on August 13th and subject to change. I have expressed to FCA I am self-employed and depend on my truck on a daily basis. They could give 2 S****. No compensation, no customer service/care. 0% Help 100% waste of time.

I’m sorry to hear about the issues as that can be very damned frustrating. However, keep in mind FCA is in business to sell vehicles - and like any vehicle manufacturer they “service them when they can”. Vehicle sales drive profits and stock price, not oil changes and warranty work. It’s sad to say but the business model needs to change to customer focused instead of sales focused…take care of the customer every time and they will continue to buy FCA vehicles. Treat customers like you’ve been treated and there goes another customer.

 

[Trooper4]

Did you drive it off the lot with the problems? If so, bad move. Never accept damaged goods.

 

[PurpleRT]

Did you drive it off the lot with the problems? If so, bad move. Never accept damaged goods.

I was thinking this… if u noticed all these issues I sure as hell hope you wouldn’t take delivery of it… if u did…… bad move.


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[BigD]

I wouldn't even waste your time with FCA. I opened a case with them over a month ago and they are literally 0 help. My truck has been at the dealership since July 6th and I have been waiting for a part to be delivered which is expected on August 13th and subject to change. I have expressed to FCA I am self-employed and depend on my truck on a daily basis. They could give 2 S****. No compensation, no customer service/care. 0% Help 100% waste of time.

Did they give u a rental?

 

[BowDown]

How do you accept a new vehicle in this condition, why did you not inspect it before delivery or signing the paperwork?

 

[ShawnP]

I trusted the dealer plus they were pushing people out of the door.

I did my complete walk around inspection the next morning.

Since I already have equity in this truck.

I'm out of it within a month.

Parts missing were on the driver's rear door jam.